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Home » Reader Submission » Reader submission: 90-day reporting can be done online again
In the past, I successfully submitted my 90-day report via the Internet (extranet.immigration.go.th) four times, but my fifth attempt at the beginning of last year unfortunately failed.
A few days ago I checked again and the status was still “pending”. I tried again and actually I received an e-mail within an hour saying that the new application had been approved. And indeed, when I looked at the website I could “Application" and "The Next Appointmentactually print it out. And that by using Google Chrome (previously only with Internet Explorer)!
Another piece of news (not really new, almost a year old): the immigration office of Ubon Ratchathani has a branch in the city of Ubon on the grounds of the Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University. If you use the entrance near the roundabout with the clock it is in the first building on the right.
Submitted by Hans
I opened the provided link but it is only in Thai ??? Is there no English version?
Clicking on this link will take you straight to the English version: https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do
I'm curious if more people manage to make the 990-day report online. It worked a few years ago. But in recent years I have tried several times, but it kept "pending". So I always went to Udon-Thani where I was helped quickly and friendly. There is even a separate counter for the 90-day notifications, where there is hardly any queue. Out in ten minutes. Still, it would be nice if it could be done online.
In Narathiwat I recently got no further than page 1 of the form. We were forced to make the trip to Kolok.
I think where most go wrong is on page 1.
“Apply for Notification of residence when staying in the Kingdom over 90 days”
On this page you have to scroll all the way down,
then you will see *I have read and fully understand the above terms and conditions and agree to accept them .
Check the square box there and then click “Accept”.
I've been reporting this way for a while now with no problems.
Another thing, for the Dutch among us, about entering your nationality, in the "pull down" menu where you enter your nationality you will also find the Netherlands Antilles, I noticed this error with an acquaintance who had always filled this in, you don't have to, you have to click on "Dutch" here, a bit confusing, as far as I know this should have been The Netherlands, in good English.